TeenSet Magazine February 1969 Vol 5 No. 2 featuring John Lennon on the cover, showcasing his signature round glasses and military jacket, highlighting articles on counterculture and rock music.
Inside page of TeenSet Magazine February 1969 Vol 5 No. 2, listing features and articles such as Hair and The Beatles, alongside a photo of John Lennon, illustrating the magazine's focus on music and culture.
Back cover of TeenSet Magazine February 1969 Vol 5 No. 2 featuring a model promoting Clean Make-up by Nozema, emphasizing beauty trends alongside the magazine's primary focus on youth culture and music.
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TeenSet Magazine February 1969 Vol 5 No. 2 featuring John Lennon on the cover, showcasing his signature round glasses and military jacket, highlighting articles on counterculture and rock music.Inside page of TeenSet Magazine February 1969 Vol 5 No. 2, listing features and articles such as Hair and The Beatles, alongside a photo of John Lennon, illustrating the magazine's focus on music and culture.Back cover of TeenSet Magazine February 1969 Vol 5 No. 2 featuring a model promoting Clean Make-up by Nozema, emphasizing beauty trends alongside the magazine's primary focus on youth culture and music.

Teenset Magazine February 1969 Vol 5 No. 2 John Lennon Cover No Label

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TeenSet Magazine – February 1969 (Vol. 5, No. 2) – John Lennon Cover – No Label

This February 1969 issue of TeenSet Magazine (Vol. 5, No. 2) features a striking John Lennon cover at the height of The Beatles’ late-60s evolution. Inside, readers will find a sharp rebuttal to Beatles critics, fresh takes on the counterculture, and standout coverage of Jefferson Airplane, The Fool, Laura Nyro, and more. With its mix of rock journalism, underground features, and cultural commentary, this issue perfectly captures the era’s tension between the mainstream and the avant-garde.

Condition:
Good condition. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please check photos for details on wear. Comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.

Contents Include:

Features

  • Hair – Hippies bring music and love to the stage, from Chicago to Australia (p. 20)

  • The Brutal Art of Self Defense – Not-pretty ways to escape an attack (p. 26)

  • Taking It Off – Famous people bare their flesh and opinions (p. 28)

  • Jefferson Airplane – Doing their thing regardless of the odds (p. 32)

  • The Fool – Modern magicians of song and spirit (p. 44)

Articles

  • The Beatles – A sharp rebuttal to sharp criticism, by Tom Nolan (p. 16)

  • Grok This – For the future sci-fi fanatics (p. 22)

  • Peter Sellers – But he looks like John Lennon (p. 34)

  • Rock is a Bore – Some reasons and cures for the pop music blahs, by Mike Gershman (p. 38)

  • Goodbye, Hippies – Genocide or regeneration? (p. 40)

  • Dino Valente – Slightly crazy, totally great, by Vicky Cunningham (p. 46)

  • Laura Nyro – Her underground following is expanding, by Pete Johnson (p. 50)

  • Think You’re Losing Your Mind? – Tested and suggested ways to keep it (p. 52)

Regulars

  • Mail Scene (p. 7)

  • Flicks (p. 8)

  • Underground (p. 10)

  • The Groove (p. 12)

  • In the Middle (p. 13)

  • Shirley Poston (p. 14)

  • Horoscope (Sort Of) (p. 25)

  • Movie Quiz (p. 49)

  • Flee Market (p. 55)

  • Candy Bag (p. 57)

  • Abracadabra (p. 61)

Cover: John Lennon (photo by Camera Press Pix)

A fascinating issue that blends Beatles coverage, counterculture commentary, and late-1960s rock history—a perfect collectible for Beatles fans and music magazine enthusiasts alike.

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